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‘Warned Twitter CEO that the platform was allowing a coup to be staged’: Britain’s Prince Harry

Prince Harry was discussing the responsibility of social media platforms to stop the spread of misinformation at an online conference organised by ‘Wired’.

Scroll Staff
Nov 10, 2021 · 02:26 pm

Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, revealed at the #REWIRED2021 conference today that he had emailed Twitter CEO @Jack Dorsey prior to the Capitol riots on January 6th to warn him that “his platform was allowing a coup to be staged." https://t.co/xpBRCCFzlr pic.twitter.com/LFDZPTPCZt

— WIRED (@WIRED) November 10, 2021

Britain’s Prince Harry said he warned Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey via email that ‘his platform was allowing a coup to be staged’ a day before the Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol. Harry was speaking at WIRED's RE:WIRED Conference pic.twitter.com/zkrSO7rvaJ

— Reuters (@Reuters) November 10, 2021
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